35 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The mission of the Southwest Studies program at Colorado College develop students' abilities to think sociologically, carry out rigorous research, communicate effectively, and engage with diverse communities around issues of common concern.

The Film and Media Studies at Colorado College made significant strides this year to address ADEI issues in our Documentary Exploration Grant program.  We sought to make the program more welcoming to a diverse body of students by eliminating the tax inequity faced by international students when receiving awards 

In the Theatre and Dance program at Colorado College, students learn fundamental practical skills, including acting, design, and dance technique in preparation for advanced seminars and interdisciplinary studio courses. Both seasoned majors and first-time performers have many opportunities to perform in our mainstage productions. 

The Education major at Colorado College is designed for the undergraduate to recognize education as a discipline whose presence is historical, social, political, and economical.  

The Colorado College Mathematical Economics major engages exceptional students who think critically, analytically and creatively, with intellectual competence and confidence, by leveraging the advantages of the Block Plan and drawing on the art and science of the discipline, at home and abroad, for now and for life.

The Colorado College's International Political Economy major engages exceptional students who think critically, analytically and creatively, with intellectual competence and confidence, by leveraging the advantages of the Block Plan and drawing on the art and science of the discipline, at home and abroad, for now and for life.

The study of Computer Science develops many skills that are central to a liberal arts education at Colorado College: analytical thinking, creativity, and communication. 

The Music Department at Colorado College strives to be an all-inclusive place where musicians of all interests and skills can come to participate in music activities. 

Anthropology offers an expansive outlook on human life through time and across space. The Anthropology major at Colorado College prepares students for a variety of careers across numerous fields, including but far from limited to academia. 

The Geology Department at Colorado College is a place of active inquiry and intellectual exploration for faculty and students who are engaged in academic courses and original research in Earth Sciences.

The department offers a bachelor degree in Comparative Literature at Colorado College. Comparative Literature is the study of literature across languages, cultures, time periods, and genres as well as the study of the relationship between literature and other fields of knowledge.

The Colorado College Department of Psychology provides broad coverage of academic psychology, emphasizing empirical research literature and a scientific understanding of human and non-human animal behavior.

The Colorado College Environmental Studies Program critically examines the complex interrelationships between humans and more-than-human nature. At the center of our interdisciplinary majors are the social and earth systems that are vital to the flourishing of all. 

The purpose of the academic study of Religion at Colorado College is to analyze and interpret religious beliefs and practices in their cultural contexts and historical development.

Colorado College offers an interdisciplinary major and minor in Asian Studies. Both the major and minor are supported by a range of courses on the arts, histories, languages, cultures, and politics of the region and in Asian diaspora communities.